WWTF No 2 Belt Press and Conveyor System Replacement (Request for Qualifications)
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Sep 3, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
Provide professional services for wastewater treatment facility no 2 belt press and conveyor system replacement.
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Posted
Sep 3, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
Provide professional services for wastewater treatment facility no 2 belt press and conveyor system replacement.
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City
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Conroe
County
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Montgomery
Address
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1577 Dam Site Rd
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(936) 588-3111
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77305
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Board meetings and strategic plans from San Jacinto River Authority
The board meeting included updates from the General Manager and staff regarding various projects, events, and departmental activities. Key topics included the presentation of a 10-year project plan for Bear Branch, the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget, and proposed water rates for raw water, Woodlands Division, and GRP participants. Consent agenda items included approval of actuarial services, construction materials testing contracts, and waste management services. Regular agenda items featured authorization for the Lift Station No. 5 Force Main Replacement project design, adoption of amended fiscal year 2026 operating budgets for the GRP and Woodlands divisions, and the sale of real property near Lake Conroe.
The 2015 Lake Conroe Watershed Protection Plan, developed by the San Jacinto River Authority, aims to maintain and improve the excellent water quality conditions in Lake Conroe. The plan focuses on addressing potential pollution from stormwater runoff, wastewater treatment plants, on-site sewage facilities (OSSFs), construction sites, and litter. Key strategies include stringent OSSF regulation, improved stormwater controls for new developments, enhanced compliance and enforcement of existing permits, and continuous public education and outreach. The plan emphasizes collaborative stakeholder engagement to achieve its goals and ensures ongoing monitoring and periodic review.
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The board meeting included updates from the General Manager and the Director of Communications, alongside presentations regarding 10-year project plans for the Highlands, Lake Conroe, and Water Supply Planning divisions. Key agenda items featured authorization for the General Manager to execute various service agreements, including water supply contract amendments, granular activated carbon exchange services, easement maintenance and clearing, and sludge hauling services. Additionally, the Board considered a construction contract for water well rehabilitation and held an executive session to consult with attorneys on litigation matters and discuss real property issues, specifically regarding easements in the Cape Conroe Subdivision.
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